Nature spotters

I have noticed that lots of you are very interested in animals and nature. Which is lucky because it is one of my interests too!
A great place to find out more is the National Trust website (CLICK HERE)where they have a list of activities to try before you're 11 and three quarters - have you completed any already? 

 The RSPB run a Big Garden Birdwatch and have lots of information on their website about how to identify different birds. Look at their website to find out more: CLICK HERE

You could also try the BBC earth pages http://www.bbc.com/earth/uk 
or check out Steve Backshall on Deadly60 http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/shows/deadly-60



Here is a space for you to tell me about any interesting animals or plants which you have spotted or researched.

12 comments:

  1. cheaters are the fasts animals in the world.

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  2. Kangaroos are good at fighting

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  3. Rhinos and elephant have horns and they are herbivore.

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  4. Cats are very intelligent because they scratch people to protect themselves!!!P.S. And they are very cute as a baby and adult!!!

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  5. Lions have a big main and they are carnivores.

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  6. Kangaroos can jump and they have a little pouches.

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  7. did you know all snails and slugs slither at the same speed

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  8. Lions are very dangers.

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  9. Snakes can be very dangers such as king cobra.

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  10. Tigers have black and orange strips.

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  11. Zebras have black and whit strips.

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  12. Rinos and elephants are endangered because there tusks and horns are used for lead and to use for horns the ones that you blow.So now there
    species is in a lot of danger so try to help the rino and the elephant
    thank you.

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